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Remodelling tight oil cost inflation: back to the future
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Report summary
Since our last detailed cost inflation study in Q4 2021, surging commodity prices and geopolitical uncertainty have driven inflation above previous expectations. Higher commodity prices and inflationary costs are being passed on to upstream producers. Shortages for proppant, frac spreads, trucking and OCTG items hinder more activity. One bottleneck causes issues throughout the supply chain. Delays and backlogs are longer. Operators look to increased efficiency and cheaper materials to offset inflation.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
Tables and charts
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- D&C cost inflation over time – Midland Wolfcamp example (yearly average)
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